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JP Morgan Chase puts off plan to move some clients to self-directed platform

As a result of the DOL fiduciary delay, the bank said customers could continue to use financial advisers as they had in the past.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is delaying a plan to move some wealth-management clients to a self-directed platform as the bank awaits word on whether the Trump administration will rewrite or scrap higher standards for brokers.

The lender had told some customers who currently have advisers they would be t

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